Dodger Crew on Tour for Madison Gatta Meet
Austin and Salt show to headline in a boxing card at the Arena Tuesday night with Travie Davis meeting Robby Harper for the welterweight Coast title. Jimmy Rivers faces Muff Bronson in the semi while several preliminaries are planned. The boxing bill promises top-class action in a busy week.
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Arena Ring
Travie Davis
Robby Harper
Jimmy Rivers
Muff Bronson
Harper
Davin
Heinie Schumann
California
Schumann
Davia
Heinie
Gordon McKay
Rivere
Bronson
Morgan Jones
Omaha Bandit Baffles Cops Again
Omaha’s “bad man” Brown eludes capture after stealing a Ford from John C’s home and fleeing town. A chase with probate officer Walter Schroder ended with shots fired. Brown remains at large as authorities press to trap him. Since Monday he has drawn 300 dollars from a bank and committed multiple confrontations across Lincoln and Omaha, evading law enforcement.
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Lincoln
Neb
June L.pred Brown
Omaha
John C
Broady
National Detective Bureau
Brown
Walter Schroder
Senate Fears Blocked Bonus Delay Senate Vows No Filibuster
Washington June 1 Senate again blocks consideration of the 4 000 000 000 soldier bonus bill as fear of a filibuster delays action McCumber chairman of the finance committee says he will seek an understanding to avoid further delaying debate He plans talks with opponents to prevent filibustering and allow full discussion of the measure.
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Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
McCumber
Bandit suspects released on bail in Tacoma robbery
Mrs. D. Keith failed to identify J. Delfino Karl Webb and Leonard Fattel as the bandits who bound gagged and robbed her and her husband of 1400 in diamonds at the Talcott apartments. The trio were released on 200 bail each and charged as disorderly persons. James Madonna 24 was released on bond as a witness.
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D. Keith
Tacoma
J. Delfino
Karl Webb
Leonard Fortell
Talcott Apartments
James Madonna
Hit by Car Woman Sues for 11100
Seattle sued city as defendant in a personal injury case seeking 10000 for injuries and 1100 for incidental expenses from an accident on May 28 1921 when Jessie C Maclean was struck by a street car at 47th Ave 8 W and W Myrtle St before Superior Judge Otis W Brinker.
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Seattle
Otis W. Brinker
Jessie C. Maclean
47Th Ave
Myrtle St
Railway Strike Seems Certain in Chicago
Chicago news reports the railway department of the American Federation of Labor plans a strike vote over two grievances pay cuts and disobedience to US Railroad Labor Board orders. The railroad board cuts workers pay by 60.9 million after a prior 50 million slash affecting machinists blacksmiths metal workers boilers makers electricians and car men with apprentices paid six cents per hour and various other small reductions.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Railroad Department
American Federation of Labor
Bert M. Jewell
Railroad Board
Jewell
United Preca
Compromise sought in McCormick marriage dispute
In Chicago on June 1 a compromise over the marriage of Edith Rockefeller McCormick's daughter Mathilde to Swiss suitor Max Over was explored. Edith McCormick and Harold F. McCormick's lawyers raced between offices as guardianship and legal challenges to the betrothal stirred in court.
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Chicago
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Harold F. McCormick
Mathilde
Max Over
McCormick
Cutting
Daniels
McCormicks
School Head Held as Child Deserter
Clark JH Grunewald a 37 year old head of a chiropractic school in Seattle was arrested on a telegraphed warrant and held for desertion in Stearns County Minnesota He allegedly failed to support his 7 year old son and owed $80 a month under a divorce decree He admits being behind but says he will pay what he can until business improves.
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First Ave
Pike
Stearna County
Minnesota
Grunewald Ia
Clark Russell Grunewald
Grunewald
Etta
Framed Defense in Counterfeit Case Unfolds in Court
On trial before Federal Judge F H Rudkin, Bunkich Oluchi faces charges of passing counterfeit ten dollar bills. Defense argues a Chinese gambling ring framed him after star witness Joe Wing testified Oluchi passed two ten dollar bills at 412 Seventh Ave on February 11 and 12. Oluchi claims police dragged him from a gambling den and was arrested without cause.
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F. H. Rudkin
Martin
Joe Wing
Witmean
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Seventh Ave
Wing
King Et
Plan ceremony for Amundsen departure at dock
A ceremony with army officers military band marines and Chamber of Commerce members marks the Maud departure on Saturday afternoon to take Capt Amundsen and his scientists into the Arctic. Col Oscar Charles Fort Lawton will provide the band to play the Star Spangled Banner during flag raising. Marines under Sgt Charles Adams will release the hawsers as the vessel sails with the band then playing the Norwegian anthem.
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Chamber of Commerce
Maud
Amundsen
Arctic
Oscar Charles
Fort Lawton
Charles Adams
Anther
City to Buy Greenwood Ave Car Line
The council utilities committee approved final plans to purchase the Greenwood Avenue car line in Ballard district. The city will pay Puget Sound Light & Power Co about 55000 for the five mile railway segment.
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Council Utilities Committee
Greenwood Ave
Ballard
Puget Sound Light & Power Co
Man Sentenced to One to Twenty Years for Check Forgery
Charles Burhan, 28, changed his plea from not guilty to guilty on a first degree forgery charge. Superior Judge A. W. Frater sentenced him to one to 20 years in Monroe Reformatory for passing a fraudulent $38.50 check. Deputy Prosecutor Ewing D. Col filed the case.
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Charles Burhan
A. W. Frater
Monroe Reformatory
Burhan
Ewing D. Col
Petitions Filed for Recall Poll Tax Law and Reforms
Vin urged the minimum sentence in a case involving Bushan who has no prior criminal record. Initiative petitions for recall of the poll tax law were filed with the city comptroller Thursday morning and will be checked for signatures before sending them to Olympia for action. Other petitions requested abolition of injunctions in labor disputes and changes to the industrial insurance law.
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Olympia
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